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Convert markdown to HTML using the GitHub API and some additional tweaks with Python. Comes with full formula support and image compression.

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There's a colon in the readme which appears to be a typo: ``` : ``` should probably be just: ``` ``` In both Chrome and Firefox browsers for me the...

documentation
ToDo

What the title says. Also, maybe hide the `--style-pdf` option in favor of this.

documentation
enhancement

This option could accept three values, `yes` (the default), `exclusively` and `never`. Not sure how much this would help clean up documentation; comment or react if you have an opinion...

documentation
enhancement

For some reason, formulas appear invisible (entirely white/transparent) on the rendered page, even though their SVG inline code is present. I do not know which version introduced this issue, but...

bug - output

What the title says. This would require adding a check that raises an error if the option is used in conjunction with online conversion.

enhancement

I try to run on windows. I get this error, event with an empty input file: ``` C:\ti-software\cv>c:\python38\python.exe -m gh_md_to_html -o OFFLINE test.md -p cv.pdf Traceback (most recent call last):...

bug - error

Now that #48 is fixed, my Markdown file finally converts without error. I have now noticed that the downloaded/cached images are not being displayed in the generated HTML. Looking at...

documentation

This should be as easy as removing the `src-original` (or however I called it) attribute from images.

enhancement
new option

I think there should be three options: * 0: no titles displayed on hover * 1: only for custom emojis * 2: for every emoji with 1 being the default...

enhancement
new option

I feel like at this point, I should just write my own help text as a TXT file, and not let `argparse` do the thing, since it spares me effectively...

documentation
enhancement